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  1. fjh
    Joey the point is guess!🤔info is good!
  2. fjh
    Have you checked for combustion in fuel?
  3. fjh started following 2013 GU713 MP7 No crank no start , 2015 mack dump truck mp8 , e tech yokes and 2 others
  4. fjh
    What trans?
  5. fjh
    yup me also!
  6. fjh
    thanks Joey! sucks getting old!
  7. fjh
    I would be checking for fuel pressure ! If your not getting any smoke ! Also don't recall if there is a fuel temp sensor on this year! Located on the return elbow! at the block on some!
  8. fjh
    Yep!
  9. fjh
    I believe the spring load thing came about with ceramic lifters don't quote me on it just my vague memory on it !
  10. fjh
    My self I like to test the whole system! we had a cork for the turbo end of the charge air with a regulator and gauge on it! Put shop air to it! And turn the engine by hand till boost builds on the intake system ! this lets you test the whole works intake and charge air!
  11. fjh
    No need for 40 psi even ! if its leakin you'll hear it !
  12. fjh
    You can also use propane at idle there is no boost! And some vacuum!run a unlit torch around the charge air edges and welds! The rpm will rise if your in the area of a crack!
  13. fjh
    You could try installing the cal codes !
  14. fjh
    You can’t rule out a bad injector ! If it’s not throwing a code! just saying!
  15. fjh
    Check you air cleaner as well black smoke under load indicates lack of air black smoke on takeoff is normal but it should clear! If you’re turbo has a bluish tinge to it also indicates not enough air! All stuff to look for when troubleshooting!
  16. fjh
    Check all your grounds!

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